Visitor Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABCBC ADEFG AHIHI BJKLM BNBNOI | A |
Hospitable is he a spirit laden life | B |
Who opens the door at the end of day | C |
He who locks it shall suffer in strife | B |
And pain will befall him come what may | C |
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II | A |
It is wrong to think that the door can be blocked | D |
Forcing it close is the thought of a fool | E |
Better yet to let nature take its course | F |
And welcome the visitor with a drink and some food | G |
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III | A |
Sit with him leaving your fear behind | H |
Greet him as you would an old acquaintance | I |
Regrets are lighter than hesitation you'll find | H |
It is best that you meet it with acceptance | I |
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IV | B |
Tales of hours past told of one man | J |
Twisting his story like the gloomy forest vines | K |
That he goes searches and scours the land | L |
For the unfortunate who were to be butchered at sight | M |
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V | B |
But soon to be you shall come to know | N |
When you brave the challenge without any nerve | B |
The story that unfolds then forgotten so | N |
You'll hear from the man over the tea you served | O |
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(C) All Rights Reserved. Poem Submitted on 05/08/2021
Poet's note: This was written on July 29, 2020. It was inspired by a passing thought that just came into my head at the time.
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